Sweden
[EU] AI Liability Directive (proposed)
In ForceProposed directive to ease the burden of proof for victims seeking compensation for damage caused by AI systems.
Source Document[EU] Revised Product Liability Directive (Directive 2024/2853)
In ForceProposed directive to ease the burden of proof for victims seeking compensation for damage caused by AI systems.
Source DocumentSwedish National Approach to AI
In ForceRegulatory framework focusing on the governance, compliance, and responsible deployment of AI systems in Sweden.
Source Document[EU] Data Act — AI provisions (Regulation 2023/2854)
In ForceRegulatory framework focusing on the governance, compliance, and responsible deployment of AI systems in European Union.
Source DocumentIMY guidance on AI and data protection
In ForceNational data protection framework regulating the processing of personal data by AI systems in Sweden.
Source DocumentDIGG guidelines on AI in public administration
In ForceVoluntary ethical guidelines and principles for the responsible development and deployment of AI in Sweden.
Source Document[EU] General-Purpose AI Code of Practice
VoluntaryThe final EU General-Purpose AI Code of Practice is a voluntary compliance tool supporting providers in demonstrating conformity with AI Act transparency, copyright, and systemic-risk duties.
Source Document[EU] GPAI Code of Practice
In ForceGuidelines and obligations for providers of General Purpose AI models to ensure transparency and systemic risk management.
Source Document[EU] Artificial Intelligence Liability Directive
WithdrawnThe European Commission withdrew its 2022 proposal for a directive adapting non-contractual civil-liability rules to artificial intelligence; it is not EU law in force.
Source DocumentEU AI Act (directly applicable in Sweden)
In ForceComprehensive risk-based framework regulating AI systems across the EU, prohibiting unacceptable risks and imposing strict obligations on high-risk systems.
Source Document[EU] EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689)
In ForceComprehensive risk-based framework regulating AI systems across the EU, prohibiting unacceptable risks and imposing strict obligations on high-risk systems.
Source Document[EU] Digital Services Act — AI provisions (Regulation 2022/2065)
In ForceRegulates online intermediaries and platforms, requiring algorithmic transparency and risk mitigation for recommender systems.
Source Document